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Authors: Clive D.W. Feather <clive@demon.net>, UK C Panel
Date: 2001-09-07
Submitted against: C99
Status: Fixed
Fixed in: C99 TC2
Converted from: summary-c99.htm, dr_247.htm
I can see nothing that says or implies that production of an unspecified value is a form of unspecified behaviour, and similarly for implementation-defined values. It is therefore arguable that a program is strictly-conforming even if its output depends on an unspecified value.
Add a new paragraph 4#2a after 4#2:
[#2a] An evaluation that makes use of an unspecified or implementation-defined value is a form of unspecified or implementation-defined behaviour respectively.
Comment from WG14 on 2002-03-06:
In section 3.4.4, prepend
"Use of an unspecified value, or other ..." before "behavior where".